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  • City
    Atlanta
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    Georgia
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  • Immigration Status
    Adjustment of Status (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    National Benefits Center
  • Local Office
    Atlanta GA
  • Our Story
    2024-09-03: Philippines Passport with marriage name received in the mail.

    2024-07-26: Philippines Passport renewed to marriage name at the Philippines Embassy Consular Outreach.
    https://philippineembassy-dc.org/consular-outreach-program/

    2024-06-08: Social Security card with no "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION" received in the mail.
    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/821529-ssn-removing-dhs-authorization/?do=findComment&comment=10983381

    2024-05-28: Social Security updated with I-551 Permanent Resident Green Card to remove "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION". SSO needs to verify the document status with USCIS.

    2023-06-02: Social Security updated with I-551 Permanent Resident Green Card. No card received.

    2023-04-28: I-485 USCIS Case Status: "Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office".

    2023-04-26: I-485 USCIS Case Status: "Card Was Produced".

    2023-04-22: I-485 I-797 NOA2 Approved in 284 days. CONDITIONAL. COA: CF1.
    Interview waived.
    I-485 USCIS Case Status: "Case Approved"
    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/787260-august-2022-aos-filers/?do=findComment&comment=10834387

    2023-04-15: I-693 and Additional Evidence of Bona Fides of Marriage package drop off at the USCIS Atlanta Field Office.
    Additional Evidence of Bona Fides of Marriage files uploaded to my.USCIS.gov
    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/798091-request-for-form-i-693-courtesy-email/?do=findComment&comment=10831413

    2023-04-07: USCIS emailed "We have taken an action on your case".
    USCIS Case Status I-485: "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed by USCIS"

    2023-04-04: I-693 medical exam with Civil Surgeon
    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/798091-request-for-form-i-693-courtesy-email/?do=findComment&comment=10826873

    2023-03-24: Request for Form I-693 COURTESY EMAIL received from Atlanta Field Office.
    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/798091-request-for-form-i-693-courtesy-email/

    2023-01-26: EAD/AP Combo Card (I-766/I-512) received in mail. USCIS Case Status: "Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office".

    2023-01-25: I-765 expedite I-797 Approval received in mail.

    2023-01-25: EAD/AP Combo Card (I-766/I-512) USCIS Case Status: "Card Was Picked Up By The United States Postal Service".

    2023-01-24: EAD/AP Combo Card (I-766/I-512) USCIS Case Status: "Card Was Produced".

    2023-01-19: I-765 expedite I-797 Approved with EAD/AP Combo Card (I-766/I-512) USCIS Case Status: "Card Is Being Produced".

    2023-01-17: Faxed in I-765 expedite "additional information" to USCIS.

    2023-01-17: USCIS emailed response to inquiry I-765 expedite requesting "additional information".

    2022-12-16: Requested second I-765 expedite by phone, since no response for 1st expedite request. Live agent says USCIS is in "final review" so expedite request may be denied.

    2022-12-06: Follow up on I-765 expedite with Emma.
    "No response has been made to the expedite request. if you do not receive a response within 7 business days, it may mean your request is taking a little longer to process and it is not necessary to call us again regarding the request. The Service Center, Field Office, or National Benefits Center will contact you as soon as possible."

    2022-11-23: Requested I-765 expedite by phone

    2022-08-23: Biometrics completed before appointment schedule. Early walk-in with the I-797C ASC Appointment Notice 2022-09.
    USCIS Case Status: "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed by USCIS"

    2022-08-18: Biometrics I-797C ASC Appointment Notice received in mail.

    2022-08-12: Biometrics Appointment schedule in my.USCIS.gov
    USCIS Case Status: Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled

    2022-08-03: USCIS Inquiry responded with emailed Online Access Code.

    2022-07-26: USCIS Inquiry submitted requesting Online Access Code.

    2022-07-23: Social Security Card with marriage name received by mail.

    2022-07-19: I-797C Notice of Action for I-485, I-131, I-765 received in mail.
    No Online Access Code in mail.
    2022-07-12: I-797C Priority Date (Received Date)
    2022-07-14: I-797C Notice Date I-485, I-131, I-765
    USCIS Case Status: Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Sent

    2022-07-15: AOS Check Cashed. No e-Notification

    2022-07-12: AOS delivered. FedEx signed.

    2022-07-09: Adjustment of Status I-485/I-864, I-765, I-131 sent via FedEx

    2022-07-01: Social Security updated to marriage name

    2022-06-28: Marriage Certificate

    2022-06-21: Social Security Card received by mail.

    2022-06-14: Social Security Number applied.

    2022-06-13: l-94 electronic available online.

    2022-06-11: US Entry. See Port-Of-Entry review in Timeline.

    2022-04-30: K1 visa passport package received by Delivery Service. UStravelDocs notified by email of the Delivery tracking number.

    2022-04-29: K1 visa passport package sent by Delivery Service. CEACStatTracker "Issued".

    2022-04-25: K1 Interview approved. CEACStatTracker "Administrative Processing". See Consulate review in Timeline.

    2022-04-25: K1 Interview appointment. CEACStatTracker "Application Received". See Consulate review in Timeline.

    2022-04-22: Medical exam completed.

    2022-04-12: I-134 received by the K1 beneficiary.

    2022-04-08: I-134 sent to the K1 beneficiary.

    2022-04-01: Medical exam started. Medical fee paid.

    2022-03-29: Packet 4 received by email. Interview scheduled confirmation. UStravelDocs completed.

    2022-03-27: DS-160 submitted. UStravelDocs started. MRV fee paid.

    2022-03-21: Packet 3 received by email.
    https://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Taiwan&cty=Taipei

    2022-03-17: Consulate received case. CEACStatTracker "Ready".

    2022-03-15: NVC case sent to consulate. CEACStatTracker "In Transit".

    2022-03-08: NVC case number and Invoice number assigned. CEACStatTracker "At NVC".

    2022-03-02: NVC received case from USCIS

    2022-02-28: I-797 NOA2 I-129F Letter received in mail

    2022-02-18: NOA2 I-129F approved notification on Case Tracker and USCIS Case Status (349 days from NOA1 Received Date). Notice Date is 2022-02-17.

    2022-01-03: Received USCIS inquiry "Outside Normal Processing Time" response that "should receive a notice of action within 45 business days".

    2021-12-19: Submitted USCIS inquiry "Outside Normal Processing Time".

    2021-04-22: I-797C NOA1 I-129F Letter Received from California Service Center 
    (Received Date: 2021-03-05, Notice Date: 2021-03-31)

    2021-04-01: I-129F Check Cashed USCIS Dallas

    2021-03-05: I-129F received/signed lockbox Lewisville, Texas

    2021-03-03: I-129F sent via FedEx

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  1. EatBulaga
    @KoreaninHawaii Check out our Immigration Info->Our Story for our detailed chronological timeline https://www.visajourney.com/profile/386517-eatbulaga/
  2. EatBulaga started following Naturalization proof of lawful admission? , DHS can revoke immigration visas and Carry the NOA1 letter around?
  3. EatBulaga
    I believe before DHS can not revoke visas, and only the courts can? But the recent Supreme Court ruling allows DHS, of which USCIS and CBP are part of, to revoke visas. https://youtu.be/FJClOkn92VA?si=MAejAi7n7GjCSQXe So if I understand this correctly before, CBP can deny visa entry but can not take away your visa and those denied entry can appeal to the courts? But now, CBP can deny entry AND take away the visa at POE? Is that the correct interpretation?
  4.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS Now Requires Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record to be Submitted with Form I-485 for Certain Applicants
  5. EatBulaga
    The cost of applying for I-485 is now increased by the I-693 civil surgeon fee.
  6.    EatBulaga reacted to a post in a topic: Carry the NOA1 letter around?
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  8. EatBulaga
    @SalishSea @OldUser @top_secret @ghostinthemachine Given Trump's plan to deport the illegals seems to increase the risk level for all. I guess carrying around the extension letter and expired green card in a Ziploc bag may be the way to go?
  9.    EatBulaga reacted to a post in a topic: Carry the NOA1 letter around?
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  13. EatBulaga
    It seems a bit inconvenient carrying the extension letter and expired GC around all the time?
  14. EatBulaga
    Permanent Residents are supposed to carry their green cards around in case they need to show proof of legal status. What about I-751 petitioners? Do they need to carry around both the NOA1 letter and the expired green card? With all the news about how Trump will be deporting illegals, even legal PRs may need to show proof at some random point. How are ROC petitioners planning to show proof for such checks?
  15.    EatBulaga reacted to a post in a topic: SSN with K1 Visa
  16. EatBulaga
    Did you file a Philippines Report Of Marriage? If no, then you just need to prove the divorce where you were married (UK?). If yes, then your marriage is registered with the PSA, and you need to show divorce or marriage annulment in the Philippines.
  17. EatBulaga
    I think the 3-year period starts with your "Resident Since:" date on the green card.
  18.    EatBulaga reacted to a post in a topic: Naturalization proof of lawful admission?
  19. EatBulaga
    @Crazy Cat @SteveInBostonI130 For I-751 and N-400, don't applicants need to list of dates of travel outside the country anyway? By default subsequent re-entry are known to USCIS anyway?
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  22. EatBulaga
    https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-updates-guidance-on-lawful-admission-for-permanent-residence-requirement-for-naturalization How is this different than from before? Since we are K1 to AOS to ROC to N-400, do we just include the I-94 as proof of lawful admission?
  23.    Phamas reacted to a post in a topic: K-1 Visa Approved without Front-Loading
  24. EatBulaga
    Not filing taxes is a crime, regardless if you are citizen or gc holder or retired or ex-military or you owe anything or not, etc. I would download past forms and back file just to clear the record. You lose maybe two afternoons doing the paperwork. But since you are retired, you should have the time. Having a clear record moving forward with the government is never a bad thing.
  25. EatBulaga
    @ritac23 @grant2 Waiting till Jan 2025 to file the I-751.
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  29. EatBulaga
    Is there a question? Can you provide the exact wordings from the RFE?
  30. EatBulaga
    Login to your IRS account online and download your last 3 years of tax return transcripts. If you have the recent bank transaction showing IRS payment, that might help.
  31. EatBulaga
    1. You received the W8BEN because your bank has a record of you being a foreigner from your green card or foreign passport. W-8BEN is for claiming exemption from interest payment withholding similar to the W-8 for US citizens. By NOT filling out and proving foreign exemption, the bank withholds and report a percentage (in your case, 24%) to the IRS and sends you the 1099-INT around January-February for you to include as part of your tax return filing by April 15. For all practical purposes, if you don't expect a lot of interest payment from the bank, you can ignore the W-8BEN. The bank interest payment is part of your of earnings which you include in your tax return filing every year. I posted our experience with the W-8BEN at https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/790033-w-8ben-for-k1-to-aos-filer/ 2. You only get a negative record with the IRS if you don't file your tax return every year as a green card holder or US citizen. Others have posted USCIS and IRS rarely communicate. But for naturalization purposes, best to have a consistent record of IRS tax filing every year.
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